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زُاهُر

zóhor (yezóhor/ľizhέr)

basic morphological information

v. (I)

to bring animals down from mountains, to go down from the mountains to the plain, to transhume downwards
спускаться, перекочевывать с гор на равнину
ترحّل من المرتفعات إلى المنخفضات

LS 151; CSOL I 697

text examples

a. tešráḳaḥ ḥágher wa-tezóhor héyki íľki eˀḷhíten ‘Go up to Hagher and bring down our (du.) cows’ (CSOL I 2:8)

morphological notes

pass. zíhɛr (yezóuhor/ľizhór)

other notes

Also used with transfigurative meaning ‘to rush down’:

zóhor ḫaṭár saľám ya mot ya ḥayá ‘He rushed to the sea willy-nilly, be it life or death’ (CSOL I 29:24)

root

zhr

derivates

mezhíroʰ seasonal transhumance to lower areas

etymology

From Proto-MSA *zhr ‘to go down’.

continental MSA

Mhr. zəhēr to go down from the mountains to the plain
Jib. zɛhέr to go down from the mountains to the plain